" . Western Points «~11: 5Y1,
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
MAILS
80UTH NORWALK POST OFFICE
MAILS ARRIVE FROM
'East‘em Points-Mme. 7:011, 10:31) a.
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‘ 11:11.11, 10:30 a.
111.; 1:30, 3500, 1:11;, 11:55 11. m.
Dénburymfizbfi. 11:30 a. 111.; 1:00. 0:15
p, 111.
Norwalk-Mtl:
‘ 3:00. 0:00 1)."111.
‘ MAILS CLOSE FOR
'n‘Eastern Points—4:110. tllritlgcport on-
ly, 8:40}, 10:00 :1. 111.; 1:00. 0:00.
‘ a 8:00 p. 111.
vVchtern Points—“0:10. 10.00 a. 111."
12:11.3, 1:50, 2:35, 0:110, 8:00 p, m.
Dunbury~ 11:110.
30. 9:00, 10:0011. 111.; 1100,;
991.311.1114 1100.0:00:
We Insure ,
AUTOMOBILES
Against . .
Fireflheft, Liability,
" Property Damage:
Co‘lision
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
711 Washington St, So. Norwalk
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Mails for all points close
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NORWALK FIRE ALARMS.
15—«7-(‘01'1191'01‘ M11111 and \\'1111 Sis.
21 ~~~~~~ lleldell Ave. and l’nion l‘l.
22~—Spr1ng 11111 and Kellogg St.
2~l~~~ Union Purlr.
25v~l‘ross St. and \\'ilto11 Ave.
27“"‘FI-iiliiliill Ave. and 1.111011 l‘l.
Zilwwtot Ave. and lit-\rhcley St.
:4.1-- tins 11011110. (Private box).
ilZ--\\'ost Ave. and Merwin St.
Bil-wllurbor Ave. and Orchard St.
‘llt‘l-wlliupcl St. and Harbor Arc.
‘ ‘ 3!l-~»-r-\\'1=nt Ave. nclll‘ Armory.
' 38~Stevena St. and 11111111111181.
tithiain tit. and North Ave.
I. Alla-wir‘rancc St.
'62h—Mnin and Catherine Ste.
ilk—New t‘anaan Rd. and Fair St.
1 div-Chestnut St. ncurfimnmer St.
- 51')”an $1. an Union Ave.
(SS-411111111 St. and 'I‘indail 1.111111.
6224111 “The Green."
(fir—East Ave. and Lincoln Ave.
. iii—r-East Ave. and Dnskam Lane.
{Clearance sale at 11111112. llctter not
miss it.
Special ualc of dinnerware at. Road‘s.
See adv.
, ‘. Road about the sale at Ferris swings
.. N131“ A. Mitchell's. The adv. will give
you prices.
The auto owner will be Interested in
plain talk number two in the Armory
‘ Auto Company's adv. today.
The Girls' Friendly Society of 'l‘rin~
lty Episcopal Church will hold a
boothis evening. 111 Red Men's hall,
in Washington street.
ifyou want good smoked meats, kept
the roost unto-date sanitary mm»
or try thone cold by John Bauer. Tire
' dv will you about 1:11.111.
”Get 11 Ill fiufety Razor Outfit for
81511.» See ad on Page Three.
‘iliélf; If you Want to know why mother
moot Work road the adv.
unto Warden Wilbur F. Smith will
to a lecture on rent; birdu in the
ngt‘egutlonnl Church at titafford
rings, tonight, under the auspices of
érthafioy Scouts.
filtere'wlll ho communion ocrvlee to.
1m“ ' owl morning. Moon-ton Day. at
O'clock. at Trinity mutational
limit, conducted by the rector. tier.
erieh 11. 01111111111111. .,
I‘li' any 31111011. 13th llutr.‘.0'llrien.
, The ‘Houuutonlc Power Company'u
adv. ouye every body works but mo-
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TELEPHONE 165-2
William I“. DeKlyn, of Mott avenue,
in battering froth a boil on the baclt of
The eruption is especially
painful and Mr. Ilolilyn 111111 the bet-1t
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Ferguson, of East Norwuih; Misc May.
Mulvcv, of South Norwnlit and Alfred
Taylor. of itownylon. were Sunday
guests of friends in Bridgeport.
Word wan received in South Norv
walk, this morning. that a twelve-
pound son had been born 111 i‘lroohlyn.
to Mr. and 111111. 19111111111011 1101111111113.
formerly of Hamilton avenue, 111111 city.
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STYLISH MODELS I
that give the best possible service. The
Emerson that combines 61er with comfort and wear ll your: for the ”his.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
81 Washington Street
So. Norwalk
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”4.9111011, notice. Grout Reduction:
Sale. Smart Mlliinery Shop, Norwnlk..
it won reported 111 Norwalk thin!
morning that n 1111111 111111 Iltfllll killed‘
in an automobile accident on tho Nor~
wail; lrecn this morning. but inventi-
gniion failed to divulge any lnt‘ormtv
tion on the matter.
Zrlward Mchlllcter. of Harbor am
nun. who took his ilret swim Tuesday
evening is now paying: for tho some
with a severe cold and sore throat,
'I‘onsiiitia 111 feared and the manor
man will wait until August. for his cool
and who, say bin friends who have1
held conversation with him on the 11111)-
jcct.
James Apron. of Water street, Nor-
wallt, 111111 in his barber shop a queer
specimen of a chicken. The little chick
which was born yesterday lived but
twu mtnutee. The little creature has
two bllln, perfectly formed and three
eyes perfectly formed nine. The 1111111
are not each side of the middle eye.
which is directly in the Center of the
head. the other two eyes being on each
side of the head which is of a pecul-
iar shape and size. The chicken is be-
ing preserved as a curiosity in a bot—
tle of alcohol.
HORSE DID NOT LIKE TREATMENT
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Thoma McNornoy'u Equine cloud 1
Stir in Norwalk Today.
Thomas MoNerney. of Winnlpauk.
hitched hill borne to a pole in Water
street this noon. and it had been there
but u abort time before there was 11
goodly crowd about the animal. lie wan
biting truntlcully at the pole and we:
pnwmtt the groundnut! scraping his
right forefoot with bill left quite vic-
lonely.
The trouble. it rooms. was from some
rtrong liotment which Mr. Multicolor
had put upon the hcru’n foot and
which muted 11111111111111. A bone.
.thoush invite and arm. cannot Itaod
the alight/m pain ”and the borne in
caution on critically fluttering neat»
1y. With bin loft foot‘tbo item can
tinned to injure but right until he 111111111
drivenrnwny tomdhotne by lilr. tic-
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f , The adult! “and quite ti litlt' 11111111
city. it, it‘lwny‘ttte‘thnu when many
dildlill omti thdt ‘ $0”th {11111111 3 3h
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
Team Standing.
Won bout
Hartford .....1 ...... Ill ’1'
Bridgeport .......... 1.1 2
Spriuullcld .......... 11 111
New lirituin ........ ll 13
\l'aterhury .......... H 13
New Haven ......... 12 13
Northampton ....... 11 1.1
lloiyoke ............ '1' 19
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New Britain 5. liolyoke .
Waterbury 8. Springfield 1.
New Haven 5. Northampton i.
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Philadelphia . . . . . . . .22 12
NowYorlt..........2t) 12
Chicago . ....... ....20 10
lllttuburg .......... .19 13
St.houle...........li 15
Cincinnati .........13 11'»
Drooklyn...........l2 21
Bouton..............8 27
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Brooklyn 4. Pitt-burg it.
New York 7, Cincinnati 2.
Chicago 11, Benton 1.
_ 81. Louis 12, Philadelphia 1.
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Ghlouno............16 H
Buoton.............l'l Jill
Philadelphia ........1'1' 111
NowYorh..........ltl 111
Cleveland ..........ltl 20
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lit. Louis 11, houton 11.7
Detroit 9. thlnuton 8.
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1 Henry Creenutcin.
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6311110131111 Liquor at Any Time
Declares Prosecuting Liquor
Agentmtaw to be Eniorceu
untoonronr 1' 11.11 f‘ni.»~.1ttornoy
when the decision of Judge (3an Foo-
tcr. oi the city court. in relation to the
note of liquor by the clubs in this city
was announced. said that he intended
to notify the tunnngcincnt or ofllccrn
of tho variouu ciubu to cease selling ll~
quor. but after «bouldering the matter
and limiting :1 1110111111 note of the norm
be affected. 111111 decider! that the tacit
111 greater than he bargained for and
instead nerves notice through the put»
lie probe that. 11qu of liquor by clubs
must course. This is because he hue
not 11 list of the organizations which
might be affected and does not know
the proper officers upon whom to nerve
notice. But Mr. Gmenutcln ultimo
his intention to enforCe the law an.
der the decision of Judge Footer.
Up to Globe.
in a conversation with a Telegram
reporter yesterday Mr. Greonatein
cold utter ranking the statement out'
lined above, that it II now up to the
clubs of the city, which desire the late
of liquors an an udiuuct‘to their lociul
hide to go to the legislature and our
for 11 law which will allow this privi-
lege under proper licence rcctrtctionu.
in fact, he believes that Hill in the
only manner in which they can our»
tinuo to have liquor in their club hou-~
‘ on at any time.
in regard to the dentition of Jud“
Footer. Mr. Greenutotn tar/I it not only
forbid: the 1111111 of liquor‘by the club:
Sunday. but at any other time, or
none of the club» are licenced and the
in: room: clear that «robot in il-
cenlcd plum no ulcer ilquoric ul-
lewod at any time. And ‘ in licensed
time Sunday.
city“ court Saturday monitor and give
roman to Judge roller Why the foil
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her of curb organizations which may
planet it 111 11191111: forbidden. at on!
Mr. arachnoid will 1111111 in the
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Resolutions of Praise for 1151101.
al Retiring Officers Are
Withdrawn
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After having panned a motion last
week to present a not 111' cngroaned act
of resolutions of endorsement to the
three “retiring national officere, the
closing 119111111111 01' the convention of
United linttern of North America, at‘
Arlington 111111. New lurk. yesterday.
rescinded 111.1 action. and decided that
the resolutions should be left linen
grossed. The three retiring ofllcors
who will have to get along without
the 0. K. of the convention are ex-
President John .1. 111011111. OXrVICil-DI‘BB-
idont Frank Shalvoy and (ax-Treasurer
James 1’. Muller. The trouble all start-
ed because Mollltt. was quoted in .11
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TSllltS. Dresses
Q. Dry Goods. Notions
Millinery
. Great Value: throughout the store. We could dwell at great
length upon the tremendous price cuts we have made. but it is un-
Extra good Specials for»
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necessary. Come and see for yourself.
Thursday.
Newark paper on Monday as being
opposed to the recall system juut
adopted. The same article also con-
tained a lab at Socialism in relation
to its sprcad 111 the organization. and
11110111 was blamed by the Socialletle
delegates as being responsible for
theec remnrltn also. it being alleged
that he inspired the article. There in
also 11 movement. to be started, it. is
said. by the Orange, N. 1., local. from
which 1110th 1111 in, by which it in plain
and to inventigate the reasons and the
conditions under which Mollitt gave
out the 11111111011 interview. it is also
said that should 311111111 be made a sub»
loci of investigation by the Orange
that the investigation may
, branch out along other lines.
News of, the underlying influences
fthut placed Simon illnke. of Dunbury.
lin the prcaldcnt'e chair and prevented
3.1111111 W, Scnlicy, or South Not-walk,
‘lroru loading the insurgent threes to
Elbe rupture of the national offices. is
1111111, now beginning to be explained.
:11 appearu that the insurgent forces.
j which were rcopmiuihle for most of the
Lrelorlnu that were passed in the con-
1ventlon. all aimed at the MImIlllllll‘fl'
jtton of 'ox-l’rcaidcnt hloilitt. were can1
'tering their slrclntthon Scuiley for
.‘tcrlng their strength on Smiley for
tall the delegates who voted for lilm'
iwould be rewarded with appointments
{of road agents and other positions
éwithin the power of the national 0111c.
1er3. The insurgenta. it in said, plan-
lnod on 11101011 being a candidate for
ire-election. which would split the
intrenntb oi 11111110, the Dunhtlry condi-
date lor president. illoilltt, bowuver.
its understood to have nixed up the alt~i
{1111111111. realized that his own election
Ewan impossible. and calling his friends
tip the convention together. had given
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G19?! Reduction
of Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits,
Gents, Skirts and Waists
An every garment input be sold, we have cut prices nearly in bull, to
make it worth your while to purchase now.
$13 SUITS for ...... . ...... $7.50 i $3.50 BLACK SKIRTS ....... $1.98
$20.00 SUITS for .......... $12.50 5 $5.00 SKIRTS . . . . . .......... $2.98
$30 d; 535 SUITS for .. ..... 516.501 $7.00 SKIRTS .............. $4.98
Long (Touts to 111111 over-,1; purchaser. We also sell Silk Dresses from
311981111. As we don't carry merchandise that does not come 11p to
the standard of quality. $12.98 is our lowest price. You know what
you can expect of a silk dress for less than the above price. We would
poultlvcly not give them store room. You had better buy a nice Wash
111-951110141338. it will look better and wear better.
The Paris Cloak & [Suit House
THE LADIES’ STYLE STORE
1115 11.111 8t., Stamford
iout the word to support lllnke, there-
ihy defeating the plans of the elemcntu
: whit-11.111111! moat opposed to 11111 admin-
iietraliou. liloiiltt's fricnda are buying
that by the election of illakc. the en-
tire insurgcnt movement went up in
the air. it must be borne in mind.
however. that many insurgents voted
for Blake also but the element most
opposed to lite-flirt. who came from the
Orange and Newark locale. are said to
have been the once who backed Scat:
ley. who went down to defeat.
It in acid that ubould ficulloy have
been elected president an effort would
have been made to oust Martin Lawlor
n secretory. Delegate Green. in loc-
ondlun the nomination of barrier. af-
ter the defeat of Sculloy wan announc-
ed. made the following remurlu;
"i want the delegates bore unambi-
orl when they no home to brand as 11
muilclouu lie the ntutement that. we in
the Orange district were con-birth: to
place the in the olllce occupied by Mr.
Luvlor. The put-pone of that commit-
tee war. not. advance any candidate for
001011. but to do what, they thought
but for the ornnlrntlcu. and the men
who cure-d tho-e clotte- are malicious
“an. 1 hm: aiwuyc .Iupoorted Mr.
Lntrlor." 1 .
The attention of taking the label
any from rough but chop: boom.
they cold their products to unfair
4"buckoyo" finishing chops no concili-
cred too deep-1t matter to cattle doth
nutty In thll convention. lo the one
tireproblein he handed over to the
executive committee, to yuppie. with
It 11.111 leisure. '
'l‘hu convention Spructbully orient on
record1 as (being outraged to the‘anlvor-
n1 label in; this tlmc."jt§ii_ir m done
. mutter 1mfirtlll‘tnflunupdccidodlorm
before 111-American EclibfliIOh or L:-
tumult 1111111: pointed 1111;111:1119. .
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33 South Main 8t., South Norwulk
MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVAVNGE.
iMISS BAIRD‘S COMMENOEMENT.
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Bucklnohim Post. 3. A. an W1" N30. Eur-cm: Will Take Pluco on Thun-
Attend Service on Bundly- day Evening. Juno 1.
The invitations are being issued this
week for the commencement of the
senior class of Miss Baird‘s school, to
take place on the evening of June 1.
The present is the thirtieth year of
the school in Norwulk. and in one of
the most prosperous the school hu-
ltnewo. ‘
The class of 1911 is composed of
Miss Martha Mills Boyer. Philadel-
bia. Po; Miss Doria Lucile England,
now we prepare for the obuervunce of Chicago. 111.; w” Ruth Ed“ Free
Memorial Boy of 1911. _ :mun, New Haven. (301111.; Miss Haul
The following is the program for the June Helmer. 1“” Angelou, 0111.; Min
day: On Sunday. May 23. at 7 o'clock Mabel Amubllis McCarton. New York
p. 1b.. we will honorable at the rooms city; Mi“ ““3‘Im‘ Joanna mm”.
to attend divine ”mm at the Second New York city; M111- Mury June Pot-
Motbodlut liiptucopui Church. Com- tor. intuchet, R‘ 1“ Mi” Marguerite
rodeo, lot 1111 about our appreciation of “me" New" Haddonileld. N- J"
the thoushtfulnen of our friend. the M1“ Helen Eugenie Webster, MW"
Rev. 1“. D. Terror. in extending the,°m" N: J‘
invitation. by no large a tomcat aa’
poulble.
0n ’l‘uendny. May 80, at 9 o‘clock u.
111.. we meet It the wt to march to
St. Paul's. thence to Norwullt ceme-
tery. bearing our floral tribute: to our
comrade: who have pelted over: and
by detail. delegation: will go to St.
Mary's and Riverside oumoterieu to
decorate the nnvuttbcrc contained.
Then we repair to the room to our:
tulto or that good thinnznrovidod by the
indie: lot the Relief Goren and the
commit». ) ' 1 ‘
111‘ all the dub oblomnoo Bucldnzr
hunt Womunfcllcliet .Gorpl. No. 1111.
ha buntnvited “participate.
7 Your: bruit. out... ' .
ABBERT D. Will).
‘ ‘ ‘ commotion
The following order regarding the
Memorial Day observance has been
turned from the headquarters of Boole
logham Pout:
Norwnlk. 001111., May 22, 1911.
Comrade:
Another your has penned aince last
We gave up the day to perform our
work of love over the ‘xruver of our
dead heroes; another milestone has
been not lhct marks the literaurch and
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THIRD VICTIM OF DEADLY KNIFI.
Hull 0 Dozen Other Mucus. Wound.
«i By New In Burton on on Road
‘ . to Recovery.
NEW YORK. May zit-4110 third
victim of the deadly knife of John
. (lulu, a negro who need through upper
”West Side street: but Tuesday night.
stabbing everybody who tried to‘etop
.him. died lute writer-titty. He one At-
bert Llndblom, 11 driver, one of the
first to drop whenc‘uin begun his 1mm
dcrouo flight... Two other men ”died
uhorlly after, being stabbed. 'Ali the p ,
attire half down or more person: who
received knife thrusts at the negroc' .
hands, are believed to be on the rural
to recovery. Gain blmmlt is in a hop f
.1111th quforlncfrom bullet woundn. ”
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